NGen announces nearly  million for Canadian manufacturers to adopt AI

NGen announces nearly $80 million for Canadian manufacturers to adopt AI

Canada’s public and private sectors are funding AI’s introduction into factory floors in a bid to accelerate manufacturing and boost productivity.  The 20 projects will help Canadian manufacturers make their processes more efficient with “cutting-edge AI solutions.” Industry-led non-profit Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen) announced at its N3 Summit manufacturing conference in Toronto on Tuesday…

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Feds invest over  million in trio of Prairies-based cleantech research projects

Feds invest over $16 million in trio of Prairies-based cleantech research projects

Last week, the Government of Canada announced $28.9 million CAD for 12 projects aimed at accelerating the development and deployment of clean energy tech across the country. This funding, which comes through the Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) Energy Innovation Program, included three investments totalling more than $16 million in Prairies-based carbon capture and storage (CCS)…

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Repay will buy billing platform Kubra for 2 million USD

Repay will buy billing platform Kubra for $372 million USD

Mississauga-based billing platform Kubra is set to be acquired by Atlanta, Georgia-based integrated payment processor Repay for approximately $372 million USD ($518 million CAD).  Repay announced that the two bill payment companies entered an acquisition agreement on Monday evening. Repay said that it’s bringing its payment expertise and technology platform to the table, while Kubra…

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Lockheed Martin Canada invests .6 million into Lemay.ai

Lockheed Martin Canada invests $3.6 million into Lemay.ai

The Canadian subsidiary of American defence contractor Lockheed Martin is investing $3.6 million CAD into Ottawa-based AI solutions provider Lemay.ai. Lockheed Martin announced the investment on Tuesday afternoon, adding that the investment launched a collaborative project to “advance research and development across Canada’s aerospace and defence sectors.”  The investment launched a collaborative project to “advance…

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Canada’s first full-stack, university-owned quantum computer comes to USask

Canada’s first full-stack, university-owned quantum computer comes to USask

The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is about to own its own quantum computer after announcing funding from both the provincial and federal governments. Funding will come in the form of a $1.93 million investment from Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan) and $400,000 from Innovation Saskatchewan’s Innovation and Science Fund. The funding will help USask install…

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